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ST RUA N'BB
Editorial<br />
Greta Wh ite and Kevin Ni cholson. Editors.<br />
So another year finishes at Frankston. For many of you it will have<br />
been the last. No longer will there be the scurry of feet, the babble of<br />
voices between lectures, muted apologies to lecturers, shouts of glee and<br />
peals of laughter from the Common Room. You are leaving Frankston.<br />
For better Or worse you have changed - perhaps in some cases ever<br />
so subtly - since your arr ival. From a position of comparative lack of<br />
responsibility you are assuming a mantle of great responsibility . . . you<br />
have become a teacher! Moreover, a primary teacher and despite many<br />
common fallacies you have a tremendous part to play in our community<br />
life .<br />
The thought that we would like to leave you with is that your pupil<br />
is essentiaHy a being in the process of formation. Do not stress goals and<br />
ambitions too much . We hear too much of examinations and good jobs<br />
that must be obtained. We hear all too little of the fact that sometime'S<br />
the pleasure and character-formation ga ined from pursuing a goal is more<br />
important than the goal itself. It is not of primary importance that our<br />
pupil-s become wealthy, successful or famous. It matters that they develop<br />
the right ideas and att itudes towards knowledge, recreation, culture and<br />
, their "neighbours".<br />
Thus we bid farewell to those leaving College and hope they can reflect<br />
with satisfaction on their ach ievements d uring the last two or three<br />
years. At the same time the exies can feel confident that the returning<br />
students will maintain the academic standard'S and continue the social activities<br />
that ' have become their new responsibilities.<br />
May the Chr istmas period and the future bring happiness and success<br />
to you all.
visits and conferences-and the like. Their regular function has not suffered for<br />
all this, in fact, the standard of social events in the College this year has been<br />
particularly high.<br />
The Publications Committee [Editor Greta White, Co-Editor Kevin Nicholson)<br />
started well, and has kept up the high standard that was set with the first copy<br />
of "Seahorse". In a new format, they have provided thought-provoking, informative<br />
and entertaining samples of students' articles for us throughout the year.<br />
With the addition of a Public Relation'S Officer (Jenny Smerdon) to the Committee<br />
the doings of Frankston Teachers' College have been well presented in the local<br />
community in the form of many articles and photographs in the Frankston<br />
"Sta ndard".<br />
The Concerts and Dramatics Committee has produced several one-act plays<br />
and other enterta inments during lunch-times throughout the year, orqanised by<br />
Anne Shepherd and enthusiastic committee members and volunteers, the College<br />
Improvements Commitlee (Ian Howie slave-driving) has changed the face of the<br />
College by wall-building, rock-placing, grading, levelling and planting. Aga in,<br />
numerous "volunteers" aided the fine work of this Committee.<br />
The Sports Committee (Colin Coutts and Alison Tuppen leading), by hard<br />
work and good organisation, helped our College teams to take off nine of the<br />
twenty inter-College premierships in winter sports, as well as the swimming and<br />
athletic carnivals.<br />
The Social Service Committee (Marg Wham) has once again had us all working<br />
hard for those not as well off as we are, and Welfare (Nola Higgins) working<br />
hard for our own benefit. From 1965's Fair money, S.R.C. purchased a movie<br />
projector, a listening un it, two IMP sets, a Grolier teaching machine, a slide projector,<br />
and various other teaching aids for students' use, and trees to beautify<br />
the hostel area. The success of the Fair depends largely on the work of the Welfare<br />
Association and the Students' Welfare Committee, and again this year, our<br />
Fair was a great success.<br />
A feature of this year in S.R.C. has been the broadening of outlook of students<br />
in Colleges throughout Australia. Frankston's S.R.C. has been deeply<br />
involved in national and state conferences of students, and inter-College and<br />
Interstate visits. A contingent of forty Frankston students visited Wattle Park<br />
Teachers' College in Adelaide, and while there, two delegates from Frankston<br />
atlended the intial discussions concerning the fo rmation of a national student<br />
teachers' un ion. One delegate will attend the inaugural meeting of the Union<br />
in Adelaide in the Christmas vacation. Four delegates from Frankston attended<br />
the initial talks in Bendigo lead ing to the formation of the State Council of<br />
Student Teachers. We hosted the inaugural conference in September, at which<br />
the Constitution of the Council was decided upon. Ballarat Teachers' College<br />
visited us for a sporting and social afternoon, and we sent a contingent to Bendigo<br />
similarly. These meetings are most bentficial to all concerned, and are<br />
becoming an accepted and valuable part of College life.<br />
Closer to home, S.R.C. has organised several "Teach-ins" at Assemblies<br />
during the year, and the idea of an S.R.C. Assembly once per term has been<br />
maintained, with the idea of keeping students closely in touch with all aspects<br />
of S.R.C. functioning, with S.R.C. organising the Assembly program.<br />
All in all, I th ink it could be said that S.R.C. has had a successful year.<br />
Thanks must go to many people, particularly the executive
Students l Representative Council<br />
BACK: Miss Guppy (Staff Representative) , Mr. Brown (Principal's<br />
Representative), Lyn Reid (Social), Greta White (Publications), Margaret<br />
Wham (Social Service), Jenny Smerdon (Public Relations), Anne Shepherd<br />
(Concerts and Dramatics), Kevin Nicholson (Publications) , Alison Tuppen<br />
(Sports) , Colin Coutts (Sports), Ian Howie (Grounds Improvement).<br />
FRONT: Darelle Wood (Treasurer), Helen Turley (Vice-President), Geoff<br />
Olney (President), Graeme O'Toole (Junior Vice-President), Mel Gay<br />
(Secretary) .<br />
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Members of Staff<br />
BACK: Mr. Wells, Mr Brennan, Mr . Ryan,<br />
Mr. Lacy.<br />
Mr. Dolphin, Mr. Jones,<br />
THIRD: Mr . Cameron, Mr. Prowse, Mr. Townsend, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Juler,<br />
Mr. Wittman, Mr. Browne, Mr. Runciman, Mr. Lomas, Mr. Carr, Mr. Towers,<br />
Mr. Giles.<br />
SECOND : Mr . Kneebone, Mr. Piggott, Mr . Flynn, Mr . White, Miss Wallace,<br />
Miss McDonald, Miss Ansell, Mr. Ladd, Mr. Giljedder, Mr . Chalmers,<br />
Mr. McGarvie.<br />
FRONT: Miss Papworth, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Ferrari, Miss Smales, Mr. M.<br />
Brown, Miss Kentish (Senior Woman Lecturer), Mr. Jenkins (Principal),<br />
Mr. Bell (Vice-Principal), Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Lacy, Miss Guppy,<br />
Miss Longden.<br />
ABSENT : Miss Craig, Mr. F. Brown, Mr. Mutimer, Mr. Allan, Mrs . Brown,<br />
Mr. Fry, Dr. Stretton, Mr. Gill, Mr. Healey, Mrs. Sax, Mrs. Todd,<br />
Miss Holmes.
JANUARY<br />
FEBRUARY<br />
MARCH<br />
APRIL<br />
MAY<br />
JUNE<br />
JULY<br />
AUGUST<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
OCTOBER<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
DECEMBER<br />
1967<br />
DEAR DIARY ...<br />
"Those lazy, hazy, crazy Vacation days "<br />
"Just a-working on the chain-gang."<br />
The Freshers begin<br />
The Garden Party - Hey, look us over.<br />
We're not really Waterbabies just 'cos we won the Swimming.<br />
Easter swot vac.<br />
"Goodbye, Tony Bligh" - a success for Jeff.<br />
"Rookery Nook" - good work by C & D.<br />
Let loose at last, but not for long.<br />
Wild at Wattle Park.<br />
Ballarat brings the rain.<br />
Mid·Year Ball - it was op at the hop.<br />
EDUCATION DAY<br />
Frankston Shire declared a City - extra holidays are welcome.<br />
Let loose again, some o·f us even to Queensland and the Centre.<br />
The calm before the storm<br />
"Heigh ho, we went to the fair."<br />
EXAMS ! ! !! Shakin' all over!<br />
Athletics ability displayed.<br />
Combined Teachers' Colleges' Church Services.<br />
Picnic Capers.<br />
Graduation Ball - ''We're gonna shake those lecturers out of our hair."<br />
Graduation Ceremony.<br />
"Those lazy, hazy, crazy Vacation days" again ..•<br />
Some of us will be taughtured.<br />
While we lucky exies will be taughturingl<br />
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Committee Reports<br />
Social Service<br />
This year, for the first time, the Social Service Committee received a small<br />
grant from the S.R.C. Because of this finance, an early start in money-raising<br />
activities was possible.<br />
Emphasis during Term One was on College and Group activities, to support<br />
the College-selected organisation of the "Aborigines' Advancement League". One<br />
of the highlights was the production of "Goodbye, Tony Bligh", a play written<br />
and produced by College student Jeff Leask. His group, C2, worked as ticketsellers<br />
and ushers to make the night a great success.<br />
Among other activities, the Committee worked with the Social Committee in<br />
organising a Square Dance in the Common Room.<br />
In contrast to this, Terms Two and Three were mainly concerned with group<br />
and individual efforts of service to the community and various organisations.<br />
Many thanks must go to those who knitted, sewed, tutored and donated their<br />
time and money to help others.<br />
A great deal of the responsibility and credit for Social Service rests with the<br />
Group Representatives who strove hard to generate enthusiasm and action in<br />
each particular Group. I cannot say how much I valued their friendship, 'Suggestions<br />
and co-operation during the year.<br />
Whether or not you return to College next year, please remember that there<br />
are many people in your street, your suburb and your town who need helpyour<br />
help. Maybe you can give material aid, maybe just give them some of<br />
your time. Don't forget - please.<br />
MARGARET WHAM.<br />
* * * * * *<br />
<strong>1966</strong> was a succesful year for Concerts and Dramatics, especially considering<br />
that at the end of 1965 it was suggested that the Committee be dissolved from<br />
S.R.C.<br />
You will no doubt feel as we do, that it was just as well that suggestion wasn't<br />
carried through.<br />
We feel this way for several reasons. Firstly, C and D did prove more active in<br />
<strong>1966</strong>. Secondly, it'S activities were of a wider scope and involved more students.<br />
Thirdly, you supported us well and so we have concluded that you want this<br />
Committee to remain.<br />
What were our activities this year? Many students, organized through C and D,<br />
gave assistance in the College Play, "Rookery Nook," a most enjoyable<br />
performance.<br />
C and D was active in helping backstage for the Shakespeare Day performance<br />
by the First-Years. Our lunch-time Australien Folk Festival was another success.<br />
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DO YOU REMEMBE ,R?<br />
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May I Leave, Sir?<br />
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"'" uIiJiJ<br />
Normie Sends Me<br />
Don't Look Behind We're All on Diets, But ...
mob, most Australians are that b-- apathetic that many of them<br />
don't even know where Vietnam is." "Oh rubbish," said John. "You must be<br />
joking," said Bob, "everyone knows where it is. The silent adjudicator, the<br />
girl in the far corner, just smiled politely.<br />
The sides had now been chosen - Warren and Mick saying that everybody<br />
knows where Vietnam is; and John, whose driving had gone from bad to<br />
worse since the argument had started, and Bob, who had burst 'Several buttons<br />
off his coat when gesticulating to make his point, maintaining everybody knew<br />
where it was.<br />
John looked at the fuel gauge - "Bllmey, we're just about out of juice."<br />
The garage we pulled into was just like any other garage - the greasy-faced,<br />
overall-clad figure who came to the window and said, "Yeah mate, what'll<br />
you have?" puzzled all of us because apart from "its" outward appearance<br />
it was a woman! "Well, you can't win them all," was John's only reply. "Ten<br />
bob's worth of super, thanks,"<br />
We were all thinking the same, but Bob was the first to say it. "Let's ask<br />
her if she knows where Vietnam is." John quickly added, "I'll bet you ten bob<br />
she knows where it is." "You're on," Mick and the saintly character replied.<br />
John popped the question and the answer astonished all of us . "Strike me<br />
lucky, I haven't a b-- clue," she said, "but I'll go and ask the head mechanic."<br />
In betweens fits of paralytic laughter we saw the head mechanic disappear<br />
to ask the boss. He returned w ith a rather puzzled look on his face, whispered<br />
to the young lady, who returned and said: "Well, they THINK it's up north<br />
somewhere, but just between you and me I don't g ive a damn. I mean,<br />
like, you know, well it's kinda like this. If I sat down and meditated about<br />
Vietnam all day, I'd never get time to mend all those b puncture'S."<br />
We departed slowly from that garage still in fits of laughter, Mick and<br />
I ten bob richer, and Bob and John ten bob poorer, but moreover we had all<br />
had a good laugh, not at anyone's expense because the young lady thought<br />
her own ig nora nce was a b it of a joke also.<br />
Well, it just goes to show - never bet on a dead cert ...<br />
- Dedicated by the saintly character to all those who have ever,<br />
Or are likely to ever, travel in John Wintle's car .<br />
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"Still Life"-David Esler, A2<br />
- WARREN ST. CLAIR
SHROUDED SEA'S SPELL<br />
Earth enveloped by the crisp mist<br />
Looks peaceful, serene. This semi-realistic sight,<br />
Great abyss between earth and heaven;<br />
This sea, now murky, a tainted amethyst.<br />
Shore and mainland mysteriously amorphous,<br />
While soft eeriness, suffocated light<br />
Enhance'S the bay, shrouds the white<br />
House on the formidable, veiled cliff.<br />
The bridge looms across the canal<br />
Where river meets the silent, sleeping sea.<br />
The black silhouetted statue can tell<br />
Of the mysteriously peaceful ecstasy<br />
That raised me up to a higher level<br />
Of spiritual serenity by this fantasy.<br />
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CHROMATOPSY<br />
Frustration and love,<br />
Joy and declension, with lethargy<br />
And dark.<br />
For brown is blue and yellow, and<br />
Nonprevalent monochromes and<br />
Multichromes of white are grey.<br />
Elation and defeat. Brights are dull,<br />
Their hue subjective.<br />
For living does not give<br />
Life.<br />
Existence is Pyrrhonistic black;<br />
Primaries are theory' for<br />
The disbelievers, 'Scepticism is<br />
Done. But not to death; the outlet<br />
Is grey, not black; and white is<br />
Complementary sometimes.<br />
For living<br />
Does not give life.<br />
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DISTRACTION<br />
-Julianne Higgins, A.l.<br />
-Geoff Olney, D 2.<br />
Thoughts, real, disturbing, distract from academic work.<br />
Dead-lines loom upon me, but urgency doe'S not overcome my failings.<br />
Time is spent in bearing and examining my many thoughts.<br />
Honest effort is made but to no avail.<br />
Unencouraging, stark results stare at my eyes ...<br />
Di'straction.<br />
-Pam Hogarth, C 2.<br />
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WINNER ' - STRUAN A,RT AWARD<br />
Second<br />
Kay Stammers<br />
"Clyne"<br />
"Boats'i-s-Margaret Warren, ITC2<br />
Third<br />
"Victim"- Darylle Kelly, C2
WINNER - PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD<br />
John Kirby<br />
Second Third<br />
-by Claire Gillett -by Gordon Curran<br />
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COLLEGE WORKS OF ART<br />
Pottery . . . .<br />
. . . . pretty women<br />
. . . . paintings
SQUASH<br />
Great success was achieved by the<br />
squash team th is year, which finished<br />
the season undefeated and won the<br />
grand final.<br />
The women d id very well all year.<br />
Anne Sheldrake dominated her games<br />
as No.1, and seldom lost a game, and<br />
Zana Flood, Dennie Finch and Janette<br />
Evans all excelled. The men also<br />
played well - David Kerr, hardhitting<br />
No.1, Terry Boyce, Peter<br />
Foster, Graeme Smith and Warren St.<br />
Clair.<br />
Well done Anne, Dennie, Peter and<br />
Graeme, who won in the final. Special<br />
thanks to our coach Mr. Wells, who<br />
helped thoroughly with tactics and<br />
encouragement.<br />
Score in the final was Frankston,<br />
4 rubbers, 13 games, 191 points defeated<br />
Toorak, 4 rubbers, 12 games,<br />
153 po ints.<br />
- Captain<br />
SECOND HOCKEY<br />
A very good season was had by<br />
this team. Frankston drew with Larnook<br />
in two matches and the grand<br />
final wh ich therefore had to be replayed.<br />
The result was a victory for<br />
us. Best players during the season<br />
were Kathy Nicol and Dale Smith<br />
(captain).<br />
Thanks must go to Mr. Towers, our<br />
encouraging coach. Our success in the<br />
season was due to his interest and<br />
help, and the fact that the team played<br />
always as a whole.<br />
- Jill Stewart<br />
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SECOND TENNIS<br />
This team successfully won the<br />
premiership after a very exciting<br />
grand final. One of our best players<br />
for the season was Penny Harvey.<br />
Team spirit, reflected in our dec isive<br />
victories, was always high.<br />
BOWLING<br />
The bowling team was lucky in<br />
winning the grand final against Melbourne.<br />
Melbourne had beaten us<br />
twice during the 'Season and we were<br />
dubious of Our chan ces before the<br />
game. However, a special concentrated<br />
effort won us the premiership.<br />
Best players for the season included<br />
Janet Henstr idge and Ray Watschur.<br />
- The Team<br />
BASKETBALL THIRDS<br />
We had a very successful season<br />
for which we would like to thank our<br />
coach and enthusiastic supporter, Miss<br />
Wallace.<br />
In the grand final, we convincingly<br />
defeated Burwood, who had been our<br />
closest rival during the term.<br />
- The Team<br />
BASKETBALL FOURTHS<br />
We also had a successful year w ith<br />
only one loss and one draw. Natural ly,<br />
OU r most "coveted" game was the<br />
grand final, where we defeated<br />
Toorak by only one goal.<br />
Thanks must go to Mi'Ss Wallace for<br />
her coach ing and support throughout<br />
the year, and especially during the<br />
final match.<br />
Jan Wheal, our Captain, d id a great<br />
job and spurred the team on at all<br />
times. Thanks to all girls who played,<br />
scored Or umpired throughout the<br />
season. Thanks also to Mis'S Wallace<br />
and Miss Longden for the Chinese<br />
meal to which we were shouted.<br />
- Nola Higgins<br />
- The Team
WE WO·N!<br />
SWIMMING TEAM<br />
BACK: Laurie Drysdale, Russell Woodley, Roger Spaul/, Ken Wallis, Doug<br />
Gibbon , Colin Coutts, Rod McNab.<br />
CENTRE: John Callanan, Dennis Young, Rob McDonald, Peter van der Zande ,<br />
Peter Foster, Ken Saddington , Allan Burdekin , Brian Watterson.<br />
FRONT: Mr. Dolphin , Maxine Peart, Heather Canobie, Meryl Maggs, Margaret<br />
Toke, Pam Perry, Cathy Nicol, Annette Robinson, Kay Leach, Miss Wallace.<br />
ATHLETICS TEAM<br />
Jill Berry, Sue Burston, Rick Carter, Margaret Cavanagh, Shirley Chandler,<br />
Sid Cooper, Colin Coutts, Zana Flood, Doug. Gibbon, Ianin e Gould , Brian Gourley,<br />
Lorraine Hawkes, Jan Hardy, Daryl Hook, R einhard Kasputtis, Renee Kroes,<br />
Rod McNab, Judy Morrish, Pam Morrison, Annette Nobl e, Kath Perrett, Mick<br />
Plumstead, Lois Purcell, Bryan Quirk, Ken Saddington , Roger Spaull, Neville Stone,<br />
Marg. Toke, Peter van der Zande, Hank Verwoert, Carolyn Vernon, Brian<br />
Watterson, John Wintle, John Whitelaw .<br />
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HOCKEY FIRSTS<br />
BACK: Skaidrite Grinbergs, Robyn James, Anne (Jow, Lois rurceu, Jill<br />
Berry, Sue Fleming, Carolyn Minister.<br />
FRONT: Virginia Davidson, Rosa Coles, Heather Canobie, Norma Walker,<br />
Julie Arnold.<br />
HOCKEY SECONDS<br />
BACK: Catherine Nicol, Leslie Harding, Jill Stewart, Sue Burston,<br />
Joan Bilson.<br />
CENTRE: Alan Wilson, Mr. Towers, Dianne Chisholm, Dale Smith,<br />
Janet Neck.<br />
FRONT: Brenda MacRobert, Lyn Coghlan.<br />
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VOLLEY BALL<br />
BACK: Marie Timmins, Geott Olney, Michael Thompson, Paul Toomey,<br />
Sidney Cooper, Marie Backman.<br />
FRONT: Hilmar Batza, Carmel Healy, Nancy Didolis, Czeslawa Wasylkiw,<br />
Mr. Giles.<br />
BOWLING<br />
D.'"\.'-'1\o.: Lrurren Auums, J:\t/y w aiscnur, scan rr assyuco, Aioert rrlttlumS,<br />
Rod Snee, Janel Henstridge.<br />
FRONT: Joanna Wolkow, Yvonne Ritchie, Mrs. Lacy, Diana Jamie,<br />
Carol Morgan.
SGNO)iS SINNi.l
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SQUASH<br />
HACK: Peter Foster, Warren St. Clair, Mr. Wells, David Kerr, Graeme Smith.<br />
FRONT: Dennie Finch, Janette Evans, Terry Boyce, Zana Flood,<br />
Anne Sheldrake.<br />
FOOTBALL<br />
BACK: Brian Gourley, Geoff Neale, Graeme brown, Jim :roung, Ken<br />
Saddington, Graeme McKenzie, Ron Craig, John Callery, David Dennison:<br />
CENTRE: Stan Oakley, Colin Coutts, Doug. Gibbon, Doug Ferguson, Ric<br />
Carter, Hank Verwoert, Daryl Hook, John Pearson, Michael Smith,<br />
Neville Stone.<br />
FRONT: Reinhard Kasputtis, Alan McNish, Roger Spaull. Rod McNab,<br />
Mr. R. Wittman, Bryan Quirk , John Callanan, Chris Long, Peter Nash.
Many of us were feeling close to tears when it came time to leave. The trip<br />
back to Melbourne was very qu ick and included 'plane travel from Brisbane to<br />
Sydney.<br />
We, the students, are very much aware that w ithout the manner in which<br />
Miss MacDonald and Mr. Giles carried out their duties the tour could not have<br />
been such a success. Thanks to their fine management we had none but<br />
the unavoidable delays. At the same time they fitted in so well with the group<br />
that, when comparing numbers with students from other tours, they would<br />
say: "We had -- students and two lecturers"; we would say that there were<br />
20 of us - 15 girls and five boys!<br />
The twenty of us, no longer strangers, wish equal success and enjoyment<br />
to next year's Heron Island Tourists .<br />
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Shall we climb?<br />
- JENNY SMERDON<br />
Well - we made it!
FARE,iWELL TO T'HE EXIES<br />
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Exit Group 3 A<br />
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BACK: Shirley Chandler, Lynley Brown, Elizabeth Ady, Pam Blue,<br />
Elisabeth Crouch, Helen Christie, Sue Griffiths.<br />
CENTRE: Jill Baker, Patricia Emery, Marlene Dart, Faye Banting, Lesley<br />
Carter, Rosemary Gunn, Sue Daly, Sue Ackroyd.<br />
FRONT: Lyn Cutts, Dawn Cooper, Helen Fowler, Mr. Wells, Miss Longden,<br />
Anna Bonk, Janet Byrne, Janice Fletcher, Sandra Gardner.<br />
ABSENT: Kaye Bishop, Kay Casey, Laima Gudeika.
GROUP NOTES<br />
"The Woods would indeed be silent if only those birds that sang best,<br />
sang it all." Following on the li nes of the quotation, it has taken 25 ind ividual<br />
personalities to MAKE our group. We have among us many members who<br />
exhibit brilliance in the fields of sport, academic and social life.<br />
Below we introduce the varied personalities in our group.<br />
MISS PAPWORTH: " Silver Threads and Golden Needles."<br />
MR. CHALMERS: " Goodnig ht LADIES."<br />
BEV MUSGROVE: "Please Don't Talk to the lifeguard."<br />
CHRIS NORMAl: " Get Me to the Church on Time ."<br />
MAUREEN O'DEA: "Heigh-Ho, come to the Fa ir. "<br />
HEATHER PAYNE: " Wi th a little Bit of Luck."<br />
SHIRLEY PONT: " It's Late."<br />
LOIS PURCELL: "Big Boots."<br />
MARIE REILLY: "What's She Really like."<br />
LYN REID: "After the Ball is Over."<br />
CARLENE RICHARDSON: "Just We Two."<br />
ANNE SHEPHERD: "Every Nice Girl Loves a Sailor."<br />
MARG SKINNERS: " Just Give me Money."<br />
DALE SMITH: "She Wore an Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini."<br />
JUDITH STEELE: " Food, Glorious Food."<br />
WENDY SUTCLIFFE: "Wild One?"<br />
DIANA TODD: "Rave On. "<br />
MARG TOKE: " Som eday My Prince Will Come ."<br />
JILL TULLY: "You Talk Too Much."<br />
HELEN TURLEY: -os. No John, No John, No John, No. "<br />
NORMA WALKER: "Handyman."<br />
ROSEMARY WARRY: "There'll Never be Anyone Else but You and You and<br />
You."<br />
PAM WATHEN: " Sleepy-Time Gal."<br />
MARG WHAM: " Help !"<br />
WENDY WILKINSON: "When the Saints Some Marching In.''<br />
ANNE WILSON: " Dream, Dream, Dream ."<br />
HELEN WILSON: "Diamonds are a Girl 's Best Friend."<br />
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GORDON CURRAN: "1 disagree!"<br />
TERRY BOYCE: "l'm w ith Hank !"<br />
BOB BISHOP: Pictures anyone?<br />
COLIN COUTTS: " Blowflies as big as Budgerigars."<br />
ALAN BURDEKIN: " No money this week, John."<br />
RICO CARTER: The English Can-nery.<br />
DOUG FERGUSON: "Guts and determination."<br />
RON CRAIG: Watches Bugs Bunny .<br />
JOHN CALLERY: "Best and fairest".<br />
JOHN CALLANAN: " Now, one of my brothers does that."<br />
JOHN DOYLE: "Any money this week, people?"<br />
GROUP NOTES<br />
DAVID ESLER: "This carol is supposed to be for a large chorus that can sing ."<br />
DAVID DENNISON: "Can you drive, Ric?"<br />
ROSE-MARIE AINSWORTH: "D" anyone?<br />
PRU BARLEE: Was so dark 'She had trouble getting back in the country.<br />
DIANNE BELL: "000, how rude (giggle, giggle)."<br />
JILL BERTINO: "Er - you can 't do that - Let's go ."<br />
CHRISTINE BRODERICK: (at 5 to 4) "Have you started your ass lqnrnenr yet?"<br />
CAROLE BULLEN: " It's my sister's."<br />
RACHAEL CULBARD: Related to Johnnie Appleseed or the Mad Hatter?<br />
HEATHER CANOBIE: "Oh, rubbish!"<br />
MARYLYN CORAM: "Everything' s rosy when we're flying."<br />
CARROLL DEAN : Last but (certainly) not least.<br />
CHARLOTTE DE WOLF: "De ar d iary, oh no John, no John, no John, no."<br />
EMMY DE VRIES: "Just leave me out."<br />
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Exit Group B2<br />
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BACK: Vincent Gillett, Neville Gutteridge, Doug. Gibbon, Daryl Hook,<br />
Rodger Goodwin , Phil Hart, Earle Goldie, Ian Hardie, Bob Hayes.<br />
CENTRE: Anne Flrns, Nanette Forsythe, Jill Heathcote, Doug Jamieson,<br />
Ian Howie, Sue Henderson, Nancy Didolis, Robyn Hamilton.<br />
FRONT: Barbara Gregory, Kerry Dunlop, Pam Gillies, Mr. Gil/edder,<br />
Mr. McGarvie, Peter Foster, Janet Henstridge, Liz Gray, Liz Gardner.<br />
ABSENT: Mel Gay, Paula Graham, Julie ' Hall.
GROUP NOTES<br />
EARL GOLDIE: "If you dont want' to listen, Earle, you may as well go."<br />
Wake up, Earle, wake up!!!<br />
NEVILLE GUTTERIDGE: " Can you lend me . . ." or " Hav e yo u seen Marg?"<br />
RODGER GOODWIN: "Had a b it of troubl e w ith the car over t he week-end."<br />
PHIL HART: " You goose."<br />
IAN HARDIE: " A nyone been dominating the basketball, lately?"<br />
VIN GILLETT: It's the qu iet ones you have to watch.<br />
BOB HAYES: Most enthusiast ic Un ion rep.<br />
DOUG GIBBON: " W hat about some Insur ance for footballers?"<br />
DOUG JAMIESON: Experi ence in infant behav iour leads to high ISM ma rks.<br />
PETER FOSTER: Go and get th e cheques. Tri bute to t he Den nis.<br />
Mel GAY : I like fe llows to be neat ly dressed.<br />
DARYL HOOK: Doesn't wa ste enough time arguing in lectures really.<br />
IAN HOWIE: "I 'm not a b igot, you poor types. I wa s brought up in IJ<br />
perfect environment."<br />
ANNE FIRNS: Still waters run deep.<br />
PAM GILLIES: " Has anyone brought any produce today?"<br />
ELIZABETH GRAY: SHE likes f ellow s to be neatly dressed !<br />
ELIZABETH GARDNER . . . and her spo rts car.<br />
JILL HEATHCOTE: " I'v e got worse since my College driving lessons."<br />
JULIE HALL: "The-uh -reason-uh-for-."<br />
PAULA GRAHAM: Away aga in .<br />
SUE HENDERSON: " W hat about a Group Night?"<br />
BARBARA GREGORY: " Pete said . .."<br />
NANCY DIOO1lS: 60 mph down W ells Rd.?<br />
NANETTE FORSYTHE: An app le a day.<br />
JANET HENSTRIOGE: "Our house is going to be in th e Dandenongs."<br />
RO,BYN HAMILTON: "Only 100 days to go!"<br />
KERITH DUNLOP: "There's only one thing near to my heart - my horse!"<br />
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Exit Group D 2<br />
BACK : Cathy Mence, Helen Nancarrow, John R ose, Christine Rowlands,<br />
Don Rule, Cheryl Minter, Carol Machaelson.<br />
CENTRE: Dick Sealey, Bob Rhimes, Geoff Olney, Mick Plumstead, Bryan<br />
Quirk, Geoff Rogers, Roger Spaull, Colyn Pountn ey,<br />
FRONT: Sue Plain, Rosalind Shallard, Mr. J. Lacy, Mr. G. Brennan,<br />
Gwen Philip, Jenny Smerdon, Gail R echter.<br />
ABSENT : Pam Morrison, Arthur Pritchard, Sandra Randall, Lynne Rose,<br />
Dianne Russell, Dick Ryland.
All hail I Oh group 02, our idol s;<br />
A stranger mob you'll never find.<br />
First we'll tell you about our tutors.<br />
If they don't read the- rest, we won't mind.<br />
Has anyone seen Mr. Lacy's mug?<br />
After the footy th is was the cry.<br />
Mr. Brennan is off w ith the chooks <br />
If you've seen his shoes, now you know why.<br />
Gwen is Group Leader and often heard murmuring<br />
In tones soft and low, " Will you all listen?"<br />
While "How 10 marry a millionaire?"<br />
Is Carol Michaelson's latesl question.<br />
Big Daddy Olney runs our dear College,<br />
Not-to-mention the army (bul in his spare time),<br />
While Cheryl , the rowdiest (?) girl in the group,<br />
Wilh 100 many A's should n' l be in this rhyme.<br />
After several new noses and many group pa rlies<br />
Sue's political inlerests mighl make her Prime Min.,<br />
While browner and glamorous is Pam since Magnetic.<br />
We expecl a bikin i was her grealesl sin.<br />
The Vlcrorle markel musl be Ros' haunt<br />
But al College is pottery or Giles her main love<br />
Roger lakes care of the hostel's high mora ls<br />
And softly, whi le showering, coo s like a dove.<br />
Chris Rowlands can often be heard sad ly sigh ing<br />
" I never do anything but no-one be lieves me"<br />
And Cathy replied when th is author approached her:<br />
"I can't th ink of anYlhing they'd print aboul me."<br />
Mick's jokes aren't blue , jusr blue-min "orribl e,"<br />
BUI even so, he laug hs lill he cries.<br />
Don is our " Wow-thing" w ith mop-lop and cuff-links<br />
He dazzles the girls w ilh his brighl Paisley lies.<br />
Gail is most popular firsl th ing each morni ng<br />
For she brings the paper with "Wizard of ld."<br />
Bob Rhimes had such a good lime on Magnetic<br />
The others still talk about things thaI he d id.<br />
Our nomination for "M iss Organ isation,"<br />
Our Ayer 's Rock conqueror, is Dora (or Di),<br />
Dick Sealey is know n for blond curls and clean living<br />
But iI's all Ihose Red Herrings the staff know him by.<br />
Sandra Randall is such a bright birdie<br />
II's not just in Psych. thaI she knows all the answers.<br />
Geoff Rogers (whose we ight always "drops" after parties)<br />
Is our greatest master of wo rds with some (?) letters.<br />
We're watching Dick Ryland because he's so quiet <br />
He's done noth ing yet but one day he mighl.<br />
Many girls come each morning in John's station waggon<br />
They draw straws to see who'll be last out at nighl.<br />
Eye-lashes fluttering, hearts all a-thuddering,<br />
Girls slart a.muttering when Bry. goes by .<br />
For Col happiness is - as if you don't know,<br />
And sorrow is Call-up , just hear Ihe girls sigh.<br />
Helen Nancarrow (she's one of the fellas)<br />
Creares qu ile an uproar in lectures on art,<br />
While tawny·owl Lynn" might well give up the Brown ies<br />
If th ings go well with the affair of her heart.<br />
Jenny has dithered in Public Relations,<br />
With more experience, where might she go?<br />
Our last is Arthur, a typical student,<br />
And , as at all group turns, he' ll put on a show:<br />
" It was 0930 hours. I walked into the lecture.<br />
There was one spare seet - next 10 a blond.<br />
I sal down. 'She ' was beautiful . . ."<br />
GROUP NOTES<br />
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Exit Group E2<br />
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BACK: Brian Stroud, Ross Watson, Paul Toomey, Michael Thompson, Hank<br />
Verwoert, John Wintle, Ray Watschur, Warren St. Clair, Darryl Trott.<br />
CENTRE: Neville Stone, Kay Stammers, Greta White, Jill Stewart, Margaret<br />
Strong, Judy Webb, Jan Steinjort, Darelle Wood. Alison Tupp en.<br />
FRONT: Pat Smith, Mirriam Stanford, Gail Talbot, Dennis Young, Mr. Corr,<br />
Peter van del' Zande, Kerrie Wilson, Jenny Taylor, Kathy Smith.
GROUP NOTES<br />
Dedicated to our tutors, Mr. Mut imer and Mr. Corr, so that they may<br />
never forget thei r favourite group.<br />
JUDY WEBB: When she goes, she really "go-go' s."<br />
KATHY SMITH: "Now about this darn Puffing Billy trip, you 101."<br />
GAIL TALBOT: "I'm 'Sorry, Mr. Brown . . . I don't know."<br />
WARREN ST. CLAIR: "Channel 7, Monday night, 8 o'clock ."<br />
MARG STRONG: "PLEASE flog the towels."<br />
KERRIE WILSON: " 0 to be in England."<br />
PAT SMITH: She's pretty and blonde and BIG at heart.<br />
JOHN WINTLE: " I don't agree with that" (the group roars) .<br />
ALISON TUPPEN: "John is a Bachelor of Science, but he won't be a ba chelor<br />
for long."<br />
KAY STAMMERS: She wants to join the army now.<br />
HANK VERWOERT: Sopochles sta ted that a TV wi ll beat a Stud ebaker<br />
hands down.<br />
PAUL TOOMEY: " I'm the only man in the Centre,<br />
The only man in the Centre,<br />
With . .. . . , . . . ."<br />
PETER van der ZANDE: Most popular boy in E2! O r is it tho se bits of pape r?<br />
JENNY TAYLOR: Occupied 24 hour'S a day, at work and play!<br />
BRIAN STROUD: "You can have my guitar for the whole period ."<br />
MIRRIAM STANFORD: Her favourite occupation is robbery.<br />
JILL STEWART: Hockey is HER favourite sport. Or is it?<br />
JAN STEINFORT: The only th ing that is bigger than her feet is her heart.<br />
DARRYL TROTT: He likes mini minors and mini sk irts .<br />
NEVILLE STONE: Footballers seem to have' a way with the kids and that's<br />
not all!<br />
OENNIS YOUNG: He's NOT related to that popular Frankston re sort.<br />
GRETA WHITE: "PLEASE get writing NOW !"<br />
MICHAEL THOMPSON: The lTC's ca ll him "Mr. Fran kston Teachers' Co llege."<br />
RAY WATSCHUR: " I'm NOT the Mus ic Man."<br />
ROSS WATSON: "I refuse to teach an ywhere near home."<br />
DARELLE WOOD: Writer of "How NOT to Bookkeep in One Easy Lesson."<br />
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